03 January 2018
The owner of this gallery and archaeology specialist Gilles Cohen sometimes asks contemporary creators to design mounts for his archaeological treasures: Roman intaglio, Mesopotamian seals, Phoenician glass paste beads … A post-modernist approach followed this time by Jean Grisoni (a regular visitor to the gallery, who also designed the exhibition setting), Yves Gratas, Ambroise Degenève, Bénédikt Aïchelé and Marie Seguy.
Until 7 February 2018.
Patrick de Pertat - Gold ring with a jasper intaglio
Ambroise Degenève - Necklace made of agate beads
Jean Grisoni - Silver signet ring with a soapstone beetle engraved with a Toutmosis III cartouche
Yves Gratas - Gold pendant with a lapis lazuli Mesopotamian seal of the second millennium BC
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